Sentence examples for connections ended from inspiring English sources

The decade of our loose continuity connections ended in New York shortly before Bowie's 60th birthday.

There is a frustratingly short but timely section on how Big Oil sought to muddy the climate-change debate by exaggerating disagreement among scientists, while the authors pointedly question how someone like Nigel Lawson – with no obvious scientific expertise but excellent City connections – ended up fronting the case against global warming.

When I finally gave in and started asking, I was pleasantly surprised that most of these early connections ended up not only saying "yes," but also becoming some of my biggest supporters.

In a finding that is sure to confirm the musings of conspiracy theorists -- or may just prove the obvious to cynics -- a new study details how the financial institutions with the strongest political connections ended up getting the biggest bailouts.

But that is where connections end.

Since interactions between particles are local in space, this is what is needed for finding causal connections ending at our experience.

They bump into someone at a party, discover that they know people in common, and from these connections end up getting married or doing business together.

But, do these business cards of your new connections end up in a drawer or do you begin using them to your advantage right away?

But the goal is to eventually make sure all those connections end up offline, rather than just on an online network".

The obvious connections end there, though: Apple is headed for consumers' living rooms, where it is betting they will pay up to get high-quality television and films beamed directly from the Internet to their TV.

This brief connection ended in a second bitter quarrel, and thereafter Du Bois moved steadily leftward politically.